The 'Command Prompt' is one of key features in Windows 8, 8.1 and Win 10, easy find and start (run) the cmd.exe in normal and admin mode!1.) Normal start the command prompt (cmd.exe) via run in windows 8 and 8.1. |
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Run the Windows 8.1 command prompt via RUN-Dialog |
2.) Start the command prompt (cmd.exe) as administrator (admin mode).
#2a. Start the Windows-8 cmd.exe in administrator [Win-Logo]+[X]#2b. Start the Windows-8 cmd.exe in administrator mode via Explorer
#2c. Start the Windows-8 cmd.exe in administrator mode via new Windows-8 Startmenu
#2d. Use Windows+S in the Windows-8.1 to start the cmd.exe in administrator mode and pin to Start or Taskbar!
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#2a. Start the Windows-8 cmd.exe in administrator mode via [Win-Logo]+[X]
Press the key combination [Win-Logo]+[X] and opening a command prompt as an admin (... see Image Arrow-1).In windows 8.1 is on this place the Windows-Powershell, you can use this for cmd commands!
(Image) opening a command prompt as an admin in Windows-8 via [Win-Logo]+[X]
#2b. Start the Windows-8 cmd.exe in administrator mode via Explorer
To start the Windows-8 cmd.exe in administrator mode, please start the Windows Explorer [Win-Logo]+[E], then tap it into the address bar 'shell:system' and confirm with Enter. Click the right mouse button on the cmd.exe (Image-1) click on '(Run as administrator) [(... see Image-1)]#2c. Start the Windows-8 and Win 8.1 cmd.exe in administrator mode via new Windows-8 Start (Menu)!
To start the command prompt in Windows-8 via new Windows-8 Startmenu, press the key combination[Win-Logo]+[Q] and then enter in the search box cmd! (... see Image-2 Arrow-1)In new Windows-8 Startmenue select Apps
then press the key combination [Ctrl + Shift + Enter] ! That's it;).
PS: This confirming [ENTER] to start normal, but if you want to start the cmd.exe as admin,
please confirm with [Ctrl + Shift + Enter] !
Tip: with [Ctrl + Shift + Enter], you can start all the other programs from new Windows-8 and 8.1 Startmenu in administrative mode.
(Image-2) Start the Windows 8 cmd.exe in administrator mode via W8 Start-Menu
Use Windows+S Hot-Key in the Windows-8.1, to start the cmd.exe in administrator mode!
Please use Windows+S keyboard shortcut and enter in the search box the text cmd (... see Image-3 Arrow-1). Click the 'Command Prompt' via right mouse click and select 'Run as administrator' (... see Image-3 Arrow-2).To pin the CMD to Windows-8.1 start, please click Pin to Start!
To pin the 'Command Prompt' to Win-8.1 Task bar, please click 'Pin to Taskbar'!
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Start the Windows 8.1 cmd.exe in administrator mode via Windows-S? |
Resolve System Problems with command prompt!
The windows command line is the best windows tool to resolve Windows PC problems. The CMD helps in performing many admin functions and troubleshooting on Windows. The Windows Command Prompt is really very good and worth saving time of extra at every work day.You can find some tips here: ► Windows cmd.exe Command-Prompt!
FAQ 7: Updated on: 7 October 2020 14:52
Command Prompt Codes Windows 8
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